The word Chile possibly came from the Incas of Peru, who called the valley of Aconcagua "Chili" by corruption of the name of a Picunche tribal chief called "Tili."
Chile, the country in South America, is believed to have derived its name from the indigenous Aymara word "chili" or "tchili," which means "where the land ends" or "the deepest point of the Earth." The country got its name because it is a long, narrow strip of land that stretches along the western edge of South America.
Bolivia is the country that lies immediately north of Chile.
Easter Island, located in the Pacific Ocean, is part of Chile and is governed as a special territory of the country. Chile has jurisdiction over the island's administration and activities.
Chile is the largest and thinnest country in the world. It is shaped like a long strip that runs along the western coast of South America. Chile also refers to the vegetable chili, which belongs to the nightshade family.
Chile is located in South America. It is a long, narrow country that spans the western edge of the continent, with the Pacific Ocean to the west and the Andes mountains to the east.
Chile is in South America.
if by chili you mean the south American country Chile, the capitol is Santiago.
le Chili is the country Chile
Chili means Chile, the south America's country.
chili----im pretty sure that's what it means
Chili means Chile, the south America's country.
The country of Chile you spell C - H - I - L - E.
No , it is not. Chili is a type of food, somewhat like soup. Chile is a country in South America.
yes because of the name of the country
yes, Chile is a Spanish speaking country.
chili pepper - Other - There is really no direct translation for "the country of Chile". It is just a name for a place which cannot be translated further. No English speak would say "the country of chili pepper." As a word Chile does refer to a pepper.
The country is Chile and the language spoken is Spanish (Castellano).
Depends on where you are. CHILE is in South America.